Former FBI special agent Mike Rogers has secured the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Michigan after running unopposed in the primary. Rogers is making his second straight run for the Senate after narrowly losing in 2024. Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) defeated Rogers in that contest by roughly 19,000 votes, or about one-third of a percentage point, even as Trump carried Michigan at the top of the ticket. Speaking with Breitbart News in May, Rogers said Democrats would do to Michigan what Mamdani has done to New York City if they win in November. “They want to Mamdani Michigan, according to their own words, some of the delegates’ conversations—that’s the direction they want to go,” he added.